One Take Wednesday S2 E2: Five on it Pistol Drill!

Published on March 25, 2021
Duration: 2:49

This video demonstrates the 'Five on It' pistol drill, a challenging exercise focused on drawing from concealment, executing a tactical reload, and engaging multiple targets efficiently. Instructor Joe Farewell aims for an expert time of four seconds, highlighting the importance of accuracy and speed under pressure. The drill involves firing three rounds on targets A-C, reloading, and then two rounds on target D, with a focus on clean execution and continuous improvement.

Quick Summary

The 'Five on It' pistol drill is a firearms training exercise involving drawing from concealment, firing three rounds on targets A-C, performing a tactical reload, and then firing two rounds on target D. The expert time goal for this drill is four seconds, emphasizing speed and accuracy.

Chapters

  1. 00:07Introduction to One Take Wednesday S2 E2
  2. 00:14The Five on It Pistol Drill Explained
  3. 00:25First Run: Cold Start from Concealment
  4. 01:08Analysis of First Run & Mag Drop
  5. 01:20Second Run Attempt
  6. 02:00Results and Analysis of Second Run
  7. 02:11Target Analysis: First vs. Second Run
  8. 02:36Next Steps for Improvement

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Five on It' pistol drill?

The 'Five on It' pistol drill is a firearms training exercise that involves drawing a pistol from concealment, firing three rounds on targets A-C, performing a tactical reload, and then firing two rounds on target D. It's designed to test speed, accuracy, and proficiency under pressure.

What is the expert time for the 'Five on It' drill?

The expert time goal for the 'Five on It' pistol drill is four seconds. This benchmark is set for shooters aiming for a high level of proficiency in drawing, reloading, and engaging multiple targets quickly and accurately.

How does concealment affect the 'Five on It' drill?

Drawing from concealment, such as from a pocket, adds a significant challenge to the 'Five on It' drill. It requires mastering the draw stroke under pressure before engaging targets, simulating real-world concealed carry scenarios.

What are common challenges during the 'Five on It' drill?

Common challenges include fumbling the magazine during the tactical reload, inaccurate shots after the reload, and difficulty achieving the expert time of four seconds. Environmental factors like sand can also complicate magazine handling.

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